The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1887-09-07

The CLARION
@FpYEsDAY, sEPTEMBER7, 1887.
The most popular miss just now is th'
Ker-miss
The Calcium lights worked beautiful.
y last night
There will be fully two thousand PEG
tbe Kirmess tonight.
social trains will run from Natche,
Viek.burg this afternoon.
Tan dollars Is the fve-pound butter
-5iam al the State Fair. No entry
p,,f Mcdonnell, in his Indian cos
mo directed the entire program last
sight
chicken cholera has been very preva-
I'm, in The poultry yards Of Jackson this
sumner,
DIR. J. Miller, after an absence OF
49, weeks ia Kentucky, returned last
gyening "
The music Of the Mexican Band ID
.,.fbau worth the price Of admission to
the kirmes7'
y,tbing succeeds like success, and no
....s.- has ever been greater than that OF
tAe hrue--'
-Ur.C. II. Alexander has leased the
.,.iman residence on State street for
.ge.7s months
Rev. John Il. Boyd was in the city on
Monday. He was called home by sickness
i1 BIZ congregation.
The Kirmesz grounds and buildings
esre we'll lighted last night, but will be
improved tonight,
Miss Hattie Persons, charming
vaypg lady OF Port Gibson, is visiting
Mlss Mary Cooper.
The Board OF Mayor and Aldermen
elected school trustees on Friday last. See
proceedings on this page.
-.O.car k. Andrews has a position in
me Laboratory department Of Van Vleet q
d.. druggists, Memphis, Tenn.
Those State Fair colored posters are
bsBg greatly admired. They are good
.reelusn- If the work being done at this
Office.
Mis-, Fishburn, Of Louisiana, and
Misses WAY and Garvin, OF Ohio, after a
happy visit TO Mrs. c. G. Andrews, left on
saturday.
Mrs. Campbell is to be congratulated.
Her Kirmess labors have been great, but
berrewari, N public approval, is com
mensurate.
The Governor and other State officials,
ihs Mayor, and all the civil and judicial
dgnltaries oi the Capital, were at the Kir-
mess last night
Some Of The business men of Jackson
are cOuierrng to-day with railroad Off
clals and the Railroad Commission with a
view 10 better freight rates to Jackson.
The ueedle-work premiums at State
Fair are liberal enough to invite a good
display. Competition Is limited to Mis-
siappi. No entry fee, and premiums will
be promptly paid.
We are requested by the Secretary of
State Fair Association TO say that there
will be no entry fee charged in any de
partment Of the State Fair-stock included
except in speed rings.
II any Of our merchants will offer spe-
cial premiums for State Fair we will be
pleased TO announce the same. 1t is the
best possible way Of expressing local in
lefest in the success Of the Fair.
Prof T. L. McBeath, late of Bowling
Green, KY, and recently elected principal
Of the Water Valley public schools, gave
TIE CLARION a pleasant call this morn
ing. lie is taking in the Kirmess.
jackson is doing her best for us, Civ
ug us reduced rates Of board, etc. State
officials all kind and polite" So wrote
Mr.. }. C. Deloach, delegate to the Far
mers Alliance, in a letter to the Grenada
Sentinel.
Mrs Matte Brown will open her
school on the 10Th of September instead of
the 26th, az she at first announced. Her
little son has regained his health sufficient
ly to enable her to resume her duties
sooner than she anticipated.